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No Expert
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Hi - I am No Expert.
This channel is about DIY projects I do im my free time. They range from small self-made gadgets to actually useful things that you can replicate. The distribution is subject to fluctuation though.
By doing this I hope to inspire you to build cool things yourself and share them with the world, as this is the best way for us to learn and progress. And also to have fun, without taking everything too serious.
I hope you'll enjoy this as much as I do :)
This channel is about DIY projects I do im my free time. They range from small self-made gadgets to actually useful things that you can replicate. The distribution is subject to fluctuation though.
By doing this I hope to inspire you to build cool things yourself and share them with the world, as this is the best way for us to learn and progress. And also to have fun, without taking everything too serious.
I hope you'll enjoy this as much as I do :)
Robotic Hand Review - More Details & Future Plans | NoExpert
Speed Build Video:
ruclips.net/video/xb7XG9x6HQw/видео.html
Hey guys, in this video I'm going over more details of the wooden robotic hand and talk about nice features, drawbacks and my future plans with it. Enjoy and stay tuned :)
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:14 Wood Mechanics!
00:43 Features & Drawbacks
01:40 Future Plans
01:50 Brass & Copper Pneumatics!
#noexpert #diy #mechanicalmodels
ruclips.net/video/xb7XG9x6HQw/видео.html
Hey guys, in this video I'm going over more details of the wooden robotic hand and talk about nice features, drawbacks and my future plans with it. Enjoy and stay tuned :)
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:14 Wood Mechanics!
00:43 Features & Drawbacks
01:40 Future Plans
01:50 Brass & Copper Pneumatics!
#noexpert #diy #mechanicalmodels
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Wooden Robotic Hand Build | Interesting Mechanical Model Toy | No Expert
Просмотров 2259 месяцев назад
A while ago I bought this awesome Robotic Hand Set from from woodtrick.com. I really love playing around with mechanical objects like this and I had a lot of fun building it. This is NOT sponsored, I just really think it’s a cool product: woodtrick.com/products/hand-woodtrick-3d-wooden-model-kit If you liked this build, make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss the next part where I modify and ...
DIY Car to Bike Trailer Conversion Part 2
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Check out Part 1 here: ruclips.net/video/BwJyghqKwkc/видео.html Hey Guys, this is the second part of the Party Trailer Conversion Series. In this Episode we construct the metal frame for the trailer and weld it all together. We also made a connection to the bike for towing it and messed up a grinder or two. Stay tuned for the next one, where we are going for a test drive. See you soon. No Exper...
Impressions of Maker Faire 2023
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I went to the Maker Faire in Hannover and found some interesting and cool stuff. It was inspiring and I learned a few new things, I can only recommend it. Maker Faires are hosted all over the world, to see if there is one in your area check the following link: makerfaire.com/upcoming-faires/ #maker #makerfaire #hannover
What is inside a Phase Tester? Opening a Mains / Line Tester
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#noexpert #whatsinside A Phase Tester is a tool that comes in handy when you want to find out which one is the hot or live wire in a mains circuit. It is one of the few things that are actually safe to stick in there and when it detects the phase, it starts glowing. That's why some people also call it Neon Screw Driver. But how does it work and what is actually inside it? Let's open it up and f...
Anycubic i3 Mega S Unboxing, Setup and first Print
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Anycubic i3 Mega S Unboxing, Setup and first Print
Car Battery is always draining - Fixing it with a Battery Isolator (Remote Kill Switch)
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Car Battery is always draining - Fixing it with a Battery Isolator (Remote Kill Switch)
Fixing a broken Multimeter - will it work again?
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Fixing a broken Multimeter - will it work again?
I can't log into my QNAP anymore - Admin Password Reset (This keeps your Data safe!)
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I can't log into my QNAP anymore - Admin Password Reset (This keeps your Data safe!)
FYSD#1 | Fix Your Stuff Day - RapairWorks on Electric BBQ, DMX Controller, Amp Case, Yamaha Speakers
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FYSD#1 | Fix Your Stuff Day - RapairWorks on Electric BBQ, DMX Controller, Amp Case, Yamaha Speakers
How to Replace Bose Quiet Comfort QC25 | QC35 | QC45 Ear Pad Cushions
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How to Replace Bose Quiet Comfort QC25 | QC35 | QC45 Ear Pad Cushions
I finally got a new NAS! QNAP TS-453D Unboxing, Setup and First Steps
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I finally got a new NAS! QNAP TS-453D Unboxing, Setup and First Steps
First 3D Print with Liquid Resin | Repairing Shades with Formlabs Form 3B+ | Form Wash | Form Cure
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First 3D Print with Liquid Resin | Repairing Shades with Formlabs Form 3B | Form Wash | Form Cure
Franzis DIY Synthesizer Advent Calendar Full Build and Review
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Franzis DIY Synthesizer Advent Calendar Full Build and Review
Recovering Data from a Broken WD MyCloud (with solid red light) by using Linux on Mac and Windows
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Recovering Data from a Broken WD MyCloud (with solid red light) by using Linux on Mac and Windows
Awesome Robots, Mechanics and Electronics | Industry 4.0 | Hannover Fair
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Awesome Robots, Mechanics and Electronics | Industry 4.0 | Hannover Fair
Making a Steam Punk Zipper for my Winter jacket | unintentional ASMR (No Talking)
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Making a Steam Punk Zipper for my Winter jacket | unintentional ASMR (No Talking)
I picked my first Lock! | Master Lock 140D picked | Lock Picking Beginner
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I picked my first Lock! | Master Lock 140D picked | Lock Picking Beginner
NoExpert - So I bought a Lock Picking Set | Unboxing | First Overview & Test
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NoExpert - So I bought a Lock Picking Set | Unboxing | First Overview & Test
Building a Project Desk | Workstation for Crafting and DIY Projects
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Building a Project Desk | Workstation for Crafting and DIY Projects
FAKE LEGO Star WarTs Millenium Falcon is better than expected! | Speed Build |
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FAKE LEGO Star WarTs Millenium Falcon is better than expected! | Speed Build |
Old rusty Trailer Restoration Part 1 | Teardown, Cleanup & Plans
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Old rusty Trailer Restoration Part 1 | Teardown, Cleanup & Plans
NoExpert - TINKR#1 - Oil Filter Wrench
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NoExpert - TINKR#1 - Oil Filter Wrench
NoExpert - How to Shut Down your WD My Cloud NAS (Solution to hidden Power Button Bug)
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NoExpert - How to Shut Down your WD My Cloud NAS (Solution to hidden Power Button Bug)
NoExpert - Welding for the First Time (Testing a cheap Stick Welder for DIY Projects)
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NoExpert - Welding for the First Time (Testing a cheap Stick Welder for DIY Projects)
Do u recommend i have mk4 golf tdi seriously drain prob ?
So you can print something without a program from a computer?
Technically yes. But in my opinion, that is not a good way to print something. As you saw in the video, the file that was on there was prepared in such a way that I could really just press start and it printed. And that was awesome, because it just worked right out of the box. Also it is possible to download files that are ready to go. But in order to make the prints better and not crash your printer, you really want to control the print parameters. And that's where you use a software (called slicer) to prepare the machine code. Like this you can specify and see what the printer is going to do before you start printing, which is really helpful and prevents many problems and mistakes. Thats why I would recommend to always use a slicing program like cura, orcaslicer, prusaslicer etc. And then the workflow is: Find a model you want to print -> download it. Open it in a slicer, and prepare it for printing (set the temperatures, speed etc.) -> save to SD Card or USB and then start the print. Once you are a bit comfortable, it will take just five minutes from downloading the model until the printer starts printing :)
very helpful!!! Worked
I’m having a similar problem after a power outage. I’m really hesitant to try the reset for fear of losing everything I’ve set up.
hmm but what's the power draw with it ON, so if you forget to disconnect the battery, the electromagnet will drain the battery?
I was looking for the same answer as well, and it turns out an energized relay like this will drain about 70ma to 200ma of electricity in its on state, so yes in short your battery will drain faster if you forget to disconnect the battery. Doesn't look like there is an easy way around it. Maybe install a fixed solar panel somewhere inside the windshield to compensate.
thanks for showing what's inside :)
THANK YOU!
Apreciate your video. Thanks.
Install WD SmartWare™ from the system tray icon you can shutdown the device
Me personally, I hate Noctua fans, because they are very quit yet they DO NOT produce enough air to cool the hot end effectively. for me making quit fan by reducing the amount of airflow is not impressive!
Why are you using a rake to SPP. That lock is easily opened with a standard pick. Am one handed and have it opened in about a minute.
But how to repair display digit's not readable properly
Good job but some things on your way your metal should be cleaned before and ever mm your material has you use 15 A or even more with cheap welding machines
You dont know nothing you just talk and changing connections you are garbage
great video🎉
is that a matter of weight balance?
Thanks, that was for me, as I am a beginner, already top info, just watching ..
Will this cause problems in the long term?
I’ve had it installed for a year now and it still works fine, didn’t even have to change the battery on the remote. For me it saved a lot of headache because now I know my battery is always full and my car can start. In everyday life nothing changed except that I need to press an extra button. The only problem I see is that when the remote is empty one day, I can’t start the car - but I’ve got a second one. Apart from that it’s just a switch, it can’t damage the car. It’s like unplugging your TV instead of putting it into standby. One thing to keep in mind is that the remote lock/unlock and the alarm system won’t work if you completely disconnect the battery like this. But then again, a thief couldn’t start it either until he figures out what’s going on :D
@@no-expert that’s the problem I ordered my disconnect switch with remote control from FEITON and it doesn’t come with a spare remote control. I don’t even know how to contact them for a spare remote control
In this case, I would put a replacement battery in your car, wallet or backpack so you always have one with you. Also take jumper cables with you (which you probably already have with you if you’ve got battery problems like me). In the case you lost the remote or the remote battery is empty you can always bypass the relay using one jumper cable, connected in the front and back of the relay. Like this you should be able to start your car even without the remote :)
El modelo mejor es el noctua 40mm x20mm 12v
To fix a multimeter you need a multimeter 😅
You can find the link to the model in my channel bio :)
For all the keyboard doctors out there. I have had this machine branded different over 10 years. It is very sensitive to amps and stick position because it doesnt have any assisting properties like modern dc inverters. Once you learn to weld this you will master rest of the welders. Its like riding a bike without balance wheels first time.
Many devices only have a single 12V power supply and generate the lower voltages for the electronics internally using a voltage regulator. When the motors generate current, it flows through the motor driver board back into the 12V power supply. The voltage regulator can draw power from this and the display becomes active. Good engineers are aware of this phenomenon and have protected their circuits against it. But to be on the safe side, you should only move the motors slowly so as not to generate too much energy.
Finally, someone who asked the right questions and an answer from someone who actually knows what they’re talking about! Thanks! Also, you could unplug the motor(s) you’re moving to be 102% safe.
Thank you for the explanation, that makes sense :)
Same with my Ender LOL
Thank you so much! I am rescuing my files right now with your help. My WD MyCloud 3TB died today. Red light despite everything and I was hearing a clicking and hissing sound from inside. At first I thought that the drive had failed and the noise was from the drive's head. Imagine my surprise when I took it apart and found out that the sound was coming from the PCB! I couldn't pinpoint it to a particular element on the PCB, but it was producing the sound I was hearing nevertheless! It was the weirdest thing! Anyway thank you again.
Awesome, I hope everything works well :)
After experimenting with the power supply, I managed to get it working again with a different one, even if it was 12V 1.5A and not 2A like the original one. I got all my files with your method. Now I have to decide if I'll throw it away or piece it back together. But honestly I'm fed up with it. Nothing but problems...
Option 0: plug your ethernet cable into your device without any reset. If you do a soft reset, plug it again. In my case for some reason MyCloud didn't want to connect to my network, the network led on the back didn't blink. After plugging it into my Mac mini it worked.
is your car desiel?
No it's petrol, but this should work for diesel too. Just make sure to activate it for pre glow before starting :)
Thanks man your videos helped me regain my data and safely shutting down my cloud in 2024
Amazing, thank you .
Thank you for your feedback :)
You are so right about RAID not being a good data backup. All it does is keep you running if you have a failed drive. Once I came to that realization I changed my volume to JBOD to maximize space and bought a QNAP DAS that I keep in another location connected to a computer synced using QSync. With no action required by me, every time I add a file to either it automatically clones to the other unit 300km away. I hope someone finds that useful.
The video is so good.. My WD4100EX enclosure is not booting up. The 4, Raid 10 hard disks are ok. . How can I recover Nas drive with Raid configured? Also Can I change the WD4100 encloure to another brand (synology) or the existing model WD 4100 EX must be used ?Thanks
it works thank you :)
This comparison is very bad, the air flow on the other side is limited, which is why they make so much noise. Noctua has a more productive fan model with a diameter of 40 mm. Noctua fans are very quiet and productive. Some people even install them on servers
That's a good point, thank you for the input. Next time I will let them run free :) But also with unlimited airflow the stock fan is really loud, thats why I want to change it. What is the more productive model that you mentioned?
Hello, could you tell me the name of a more productive Noctua 40mm?
@@no-expert Noctua has many fan models, they are efficient and quiet, but they are very expensive. You can find Noctua fans for every taste on the Internet :)
@@no-expert I bought myself a Noctua NF-A4X20 FLX :)
You are a Star Man - I was fighting with that issue for a few years and you gave me the light. Cheers!!!
Nice, thanks, man!
I recently did a swap to noctua and couldn't hear the notuca fans which was really impressive, until I did a air flow comparision. The noctua's were not pushing anywhere near the same capacity. I ended up putting back the factory fans back in.
So far I had no problems but I print at slow speeds, so it might become important once I try to go faster. Thanks for the hint, I’ll keep an eye on that :)
Weird
Provide me the link of product
The elephant in the room of course is WHY? Nothing to do with WD wanting access (all of the time) to their customer's data I don't suppose. This is not a mistake, it's cynical design. I had exactly the same problem with a so-called 'smart' TV I bought a few years ago: no 'off' switch. As with the NAS I translate 'smart' and the lack of hardware off switches as attempts in all cases to harvest data by all means possible (access to hard drives, microphones, cameras in all devices whether mobile, desktop or home entertainment. There is literally no other reason - nothing to do with energy conservation and convenience (in fact the reverse). In all cases I DEMAND the ability to turn off all devices - in the case of the TV I fitted a conveniently located switched mains socket. The irony is that in many ways I don't mind data collection; I just wish that industry would be more honest about it and not try to hide the fact that this is what they want to do all the time. Finally, 'hibernate' does not give me any confidence at all that the devices actually turns off stone-cold dead - I will do it but then will pull the power and LAN cables. If they mean 'shutdown' then it should say that in clear words: 'TURN OFF'!! Thanks for your video by the way - these are not complaints directed at you they are complaints aimed at designers/manufacturers!
Thank you for your comment, cynical design is a fitting word here. Either it's cynical or they have lost their touch with reality. They do have a professional market and it's okay if a big server doesn't have a switch anymore because it has to run 24/7 anyway and is managed by an IT guy, but this is an entry level consumer product, of course it should have a switch. It's not a lamp I'm pulling out of the socket, it's a fragile spinning disk with my data on it. I think you are absolutely right with demanding a real switch on all devices and in my opinion it should be integrated into legislation that even if the "real switch" is digital, in order to power things down correctly, every connection and data transfer should be stopped. I don't need my nightstand lamp (Philips Hue) to do an update in the middle of the night, just because it's always connected. I'm pretty sure right now a lot of products that are getting washed into the market are creating a digital web that no consumer can really track and sooner or later that's going to backfire. Headlines like "criminals hacked the dishwasher to access the door and just walked in" sound like a joke now but could become reality. Anyway, I switched to a true local NAS now (no internet access) and it runs stable AND it's got a power button :)
will this work for a starter kill switch ?
I put one on, but it does not completely cut the power off, still drains the battery what a pos..
What, that's strange. Sounds like a case for warranty :D
Haha I completely understand the music :D I would feel just like that. I have been choosing my welder for a few past weeks, I don't need to weld anything at all, I just WANT so bad!
I have the same problems accessing my TS-451+. It won't even access my Admin/Admin username and password, despite doing a 3-second reset with the button in the back. I even tried the combo suggested by QNAP customer service: using Admin in combination with my MAC address (no spaces or colons), and the darned thing still refuses to give me access. Very frustrating. I also did the hard, 10-second reset and it made no difference. If you know of any other work-around, let me know. I'm about ready to "drop kick" my QNAP NAS into the river! No NAS should be able to totally lock out the user like this. I did notice you added in pressing the Power button same time as you did a reset; that's not advised in the directions you showed, so why did you do that?
I'm having the same problem QTS login doesn't work, tried 3 sec reset - didn't work, having a frustatiting time....
I got locked out of mine suddenly too, can't access the login or shares via any conventional method, any other suggestions?
Wow, that worked for me on Win10 + FireFox, thanks. I found it easier just to delete the contents between the quotes i.e. style=""
I weld on particle board but I prop up what Im welding and yes the table gets burned but not much beyond the surface so it works fine just be careful
This is nice but.... Laser where?😈
Cool
Full Speed Build Video: ruclips.net/video/xb7XG9x6HQw/видео.html
I have a question for you: When editing this video, I struggled to cut down the whole 4 hours of raw material to 3 minutes and the end result seems a bit superficial. Would a longer version be interesting at all and if so, on this or a (non existent) second channel? Let me know in the comments what you think about it :)
why would you do that???